Depends on how much the van needs to continue road life. If the body
condition is as you say, and no major mechanical issues, you should ask
more, you can always reduce price.  Does this have the pop-top or a
hardtop weekender?
Jon

On 10/7/2014 12:15 PM, Chris S. wrote:
> $2K should net an easy sale. The parts value is diminished given the '84 is already upgraded in certain vital areas.
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> Hmmm, maybe shoot a little higher on the asking price?  Surely, some hardy Minnesotan hunter is looking for a way to get around during bear season.
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> Chris.
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> Wysłane z iPhone'a
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> Dnia Oct 6, 2014 o godz. 21:18 Paul Freese <freese.paul@YAHOO.COM> napisał(a):
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>> OK.  I have had the 86 weekender for 10 years.  I'm in Minnesota so some seam rust for sure but not a rust bucket.  Interior is complete but needs new fabric.  2.1 has 200k.  Bought a 84 full camper from a list member this June.  It has a 2.1 (DJ code...(not to blow your cover list member)).  So......is the 86 worth keeping around for parts or should I sell it?  It is worth noting that I am not in California so great wealth will not be achieved by a sale.  In other words it is worth about $2000.00 where I live.   I would value any opinions.
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>> Paul
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